Divorce Sparks Over Husband’s Dumb Dora Remark
California woman divorces after husband calls her dumb Dora and returns late from skating with two girls. The piece contrasts past feminine ideals with changing attitudes, noting how insults once deemed acceptable now fuel separation.
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Feminine Foibles Rita Shows Off Summer Nautical Outfit
Rita defends a nautical outfit while JO laments summer ending and hints at beach plans. JO praises the knitted turban and scarf as a color highlight, noting yellow flatters Rita best.
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Parisian edict sparks Fifth Avenue winter millinery trend
Observers note the fall fashion shift as suede pull-on hiewick hats and broad-brimmed designs rise in popularity amid duck glove mandates. Velvet party parts and turbans compete for attention while coats feature fur raced collars to frame wide brims and showcase the new silhouette.
Love and Schemes in a Christmas Plan
In dialogue driven scene Mrs Brixton’s letter to Lillian prompts a plan to secure The Larches for Mrs Brixton during Noel’s convalescence. Dicky and Underwood weigh motives, while Lil and Mary loom as key links. Noel rests, and the party braces for a festive, high-stakes Christmas break.
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A Visit to Distant Hong Kong Efficient and Modern
A historical overview of Hong Kong as Britain's island possession in southeastern China. It covers Victoria City, Kowloon, and the 1860 treaty gains and 1898 lease, the harbor advantages, Victoria Peak, and the three-layer city layout with Praya landing, government buildings, and well-kept roads.
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Three Minute Journeys by Temple Manning in Hong Kong
The article surveys Hong Kong under British rule, noting modern buildings and efficiency in the commercial district while detailing dense native slums on the Peak slopes. It contrasts congested inland districts with barren interior terrain on the rugged island, where cultivation is minimal beyond small coastal plots of rice and sweet potatoes.
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Safe Mayonnaise Making Guide From Historic Recipe Card
This article presents a clear method to keep mayonnaise from failing by using cold ingredients and slow oil incorporation. It lists a standard recipe with egg yolk oil lemon juice vinegar salt paprika dry mustard and notes rescue steps if the mixture tightens. It also describes a no oil variation using egg yolks cream vinegar salt mustard pepper and cooking steps.
Baking Tip Helps Large Cakes In Gas Ovens
A warning from the domestic section advises lining cake tins with brown paper in addition to grease proof paper and placing the tin on an asbestos mat to prevent the bottom from hardening and blackening in gas ovens.
Home Kitchen Mayonnaise Recipes From ALICE LYNN BARRY
A noisy old style recipe notes make several mayonnaise methods. It lists ingredients such as butter vinegar salt mustard pepper and eggs. It describes double boiler cooking until thick then cooling and adding cream lemon juice and optional parsley for green mayonnaise.
Candy as energy booster but avoid excess
A column argues candy can aid focus and endurance in pilots, athletes, and workers, noting candy eases nerve tension in lost children and before meals. It cautions moderation, warning against overuse while urging temperate inclusion as part of a balanced diet.
Dead Sea Lesson From Shadow-Children Tale
In a tale by Max Trell the Shadow-Children learn why the Dead Sea is the world’s saltiest sea. A family journey explains the sea’s location near Jerusalem and how Jordan River inflow, evaporation, and absence of outlets create its extreme salinity.
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Advice to Girls from Annie Laurie on Engagment Strains
A teen writer describes a five month engagement with a boy six years her senior who dates another girl. He avoids speaking, alters routes to hide the other relationship, and she grows bored with others while loving him. The column urges a frank talk, a clear understanding, or a dignified breakup and return of the ring.
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Stars Forecast for Wednesday September 25
The horoscope notes a day of activity with Mars and Mercury forming a trine to the moon, predicting enterprise and bold initiative. The Sol Neptune aspect may push negotiations with large corporations or secret groups, with diplomacy favored over force. Personal affairs thrive and a birthday person faces a lively year with notable contacts.
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Girl seeks help for arm stiffness after tonsil removal
A twenty year old reports left arm stiffness and tickling, not improved since a tonsillectomy six months ago. A physician attributes possible remaining infection and advises system cleansing, massage, and heat.
A Sports Frock of Black-and-White Tweed by Vera Winston
Vera Winston designs a two piece sports frock in black and white tweed. The blouse is trimmed with appliqued wool braid, the vestee is white crepe with square black buttons, and the full box-pleated skirt completes the ensemble.
Words of the Wise and Skeptical Reflections
A compact collection of aphorisms on thought ownership skepticism and friendship. Emerson Carlyle and Massey quote ideas about critiquing, ignorance as fault, and hopeful human kinship.
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